This contains the query functions suitable for inspecting traces from the repl.
This contains the query functions suitable for inspecting traces from the repl.
(trace-clear)
Deletes all trace data so far (used to reduce memory consumption)
Deletes all trace data so far (used to reduce memory consumption)
(trace-next)
Increments the generation of future traces.
Increments the generation of future traces.
(trace-query)
(trace-query re-or-generations)
(trace-query re generations)
Prints information about trace results.
With no arguments, this prints every trace from the current generation.
With one numeric argument generations
, this prints every trace from the previous
generations
generations.
With one regex argument re
, this prints every trace from the current generation
whose first stack frame matches the regex.
With two arguments, re
and generations
, this matches every trace whose stack frame
matches re
from the previosu generations
generations.
Prints information about trace results. With no arguments, this prints every trace from the current generation. With one numeric argument `generations`, this prints every trace from the previous `generations` generations. With one regex argument `re`, this prints every trace from the current generation whose first stack frame matches the regex. With two arguments, `re` and `generations`, this matches every trace whose stack frame matches `re` from the previosu `generations` generations.
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